Fort Hill High School - Sabre Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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.-- Q J. - i' 'A' 'A' k 'lf i' if k ir i' 'A' i' 'Ir 'ki' 2+ af The greatest rarity in America today is an America try to Win this War. We not only Want a complete victor help in every way We can. Well, thank Heaven, t have both the right and opportunity to understand what understanding, to make their contributions to that end. n who does not want our coun y but We want to do our utmost to here is no priority in our democrac on kn l d y ow e ge. Americans are the makings of victory and

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The Nation's schools occupy a position of key responsibility at a time when every American, young or old, is striving to equip himself for effective service in the war effort- as an individual, as a citizen, as a human being. Therefore, we respectfully dedicate the 1943 Sabre to Fort Hill's first graduation of Uncle Sam's great University of Effective Warfare-to the boys who yesterday shared our classes, our lockers, our every activity and today are scattered to the far flung corners of the earth fighting in a pattern called war. It's a big task we have takeng 'tis for others we must fight. We must see our duty clearly in a white and shining light. We must quit our circles where we've moved in little ways, And work, as men and women, for the bigger, better days. We must quit our selfish think- ' ing and our narrow views and creeds And as people, big and splendid, we must do the bigger deeds. -Edgar A. Guest